KONTESTASI IDENTITAS (Studi Analitis Terhadap Gikiri dan Kekristenan di Kao Halmahera Utara)
Gikiri an indigenous religion of Kao revived during ethnic conflict in Kao on 1999. The conflict entangled Native Kao and New comer Makian who lived in Malifut the land of Kao. Even though conflict brought high tension of socio-politic, economy and cultural for both ethnic groups, For Kao people, co...
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[Yogyakarta] : Universitas Gadjah Mada
2014
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Institution: | Universitas Gadjah Mada |
Summary: | Gikiri an indigenous religion of Kao revived during ethnic conflict in Kao
on 1999. The conflict entangled Native Kao and New comer Makian who lived in
Malifut the land of Kao. Even though conflict brought high tension of socio-politic,
economy and cultural for both ethnic groups, For Kao people, conflict as a media of
contestation in which reconstructed Kao`s cultural identity in Gikiri. It is a Kao`s
indigenous religion that has been alienated and marginalized since Zending era that
has introduced them with Christianity. In Protestant-Kao` socio-religious mapping
put Christianity and Gikiri in a binary opposition in which Christianity is a truth
religion that could bring human to salvation, goodness and peacefulness. On the
other hand, Gikiri is infidel (kafir) and related to evil spirits.
This research aims to analyze socio-ethnic conflict which became a field of
struggle for agents of Gikiri, Christianity and the State at that time that were in
contestation to each other by using such strategies of symbolic struggle to gain
position, power and capital. However, in the field of conflict Gikiri played
important role to help Kao people to overcome the crises. Gikiri`s power was used
during the conflict to represent social, culture and �religious� identities of Kao as a
native people to against Malifut people. That time was a precious moment for its
revival in Protestant-Kao community. In this case, identity is an unstable
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